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Bitcoin triggered a death cross on November 16, 2025, as the 50-day MA fell below the 200-day MA. Here's what the signal means for BTC.

The price of bitcoin which just suffered its worst weekly loss since late February, edged higher over the weekend, but was down 1.6% to $86,022 on Monday. Bitcoin has dropped 31% since its Oct. 6 record high of $126,272.

Exchange-traded funds investing in Bitcoin are heading for their worst month of outflows since launching nearly two years ago, piling yet more pressure on a jaded crypto market.

With Bitcoin ( BTC +1.21%) showing significant weakness relative to the stock market and commodities, business news outlets are starting to mention the "Great Bitcoin Crash of 2025" as if the floor had fallen out from under the market. In reality, the coin is down just 6% for the year so far, even after falling by 24% over the last three months.

The third challenge facing bitcoin: Long-term holders had already been selling into the downturn, possibly in anticipation of the token's historical four-year cycle. Bitcoin's past performance from peak to trough has largely followed an every-four-year supply cut known as "the halving." Many investors now deny that the same trajectory will repeat.

Bitcoin has erased all of its 2025 gains and is on track for its worst monthly performance since 2022. Here's what experts say about the decline.

Bitcoin's epic rally over the last decade has inspired some investors to seek the next breakout cryptocurrency candidate.

Blackrock's spot bitcoin ETF has so far seen $2.2 billion worth of outflows in November as its underlying crypto continues to crater.

Investors are yanking cash from BlackRock's smash-hit bitcoin ETF at the fastest pace on record amid a [selloff in the cryptocurrency](

A selloff for bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies showed no signs of letting up on Friday, and investors were watching closely as a rout in those assets increasingly has been viewed as predictive for where the broader stock market is headed.

When your entire corporate game plan and the investor base you’ve cultivated revolves around the rising price of bitcoin, a 35% tumble in a month is cause for alarm.